electronic manuals

[tallywhacker]

came across this page with links for electronic manuals. A couple of the links dont work.

[Pushy]

Nice find, Thanks.

[Boognoss]

+1

That's great thanks. Have borrowed work's connection for downloading. Better not read them during work hours though .

[Birdman]

Yeah the barnetts one is 684 pages. probably not a good idea to read at work...unless your me

+1, good work for finding them.

Mitch.

[Mulger bill]

Woohoo, thanks Tally.

Shaun

[woteva]

Eight free bike books!


Thanks a lot tallywhacker


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[europa]

You do have to wonder how legal it all is - after all, I'm sure some of these are still on the market and if they'd produced and ebook version, it'd be for sale somewhere.

Richard

[Birdman]

You do have to wonder how legal it all is - after all, I'm sure some of these are still on the market and if they'd produced and ebook version, it'd be for sale somewhere.

Richard

tet tet tet always back to the legality of things...with the internet these days you can get anything.

[europa]

You do have to wonder how legal it all is - after all, I'm sure some of these are still on the market and if they'd produced and ebook version, it'd be for sale somewhere.

Richard

tet tet tet always back to the legality of things...with the internet these days you can get anything.

Think who you're stealing from, not so much the publishers or distributors, but the blokes who wrote them and who get a pittance from each sale. If these were all old books, it wouldn't be so much of an issue, but some of these look current.

Richard

[Birdman]

You do have to wonder how legal it all is - after all, I'm sure some of these are still on the market and if they'd produced and ebook version, it'd be for sale somewhere.

Richard

tet tet tet always back to the legality of things...with the internet these days you can get anything.

Think who you're stealing from, not so much the publishers or distributors, but the blokes who wrote them and who get a pittance from each sale. If these were all old books, it wouldn't be so much of an issue, but some of these look current.

Richard

Sorry Richard when you put it like that i can understand where You are coming from. Sorry i wont download these.

Mitch.

Honestly.

[europa]

Sorry Richard when you put it like that i can understand where You are coming from. Sorry i wont download these.

Mitch.

Honestly.

Why not? I did

Just making the point about what you're doing. In reality, if the book is of any use to you, you'll buy it anyway. As opponents of ebooks have always said, it's hard to curl up in bed with a laptop ... and the same applies to trying to put your bike back together.

Richard

[HappyHumber]

It's funny, on a similar note, the only music or CDs I tend to buy these days - is the stuff I've already downloaded for free and listened to a bit. I just don't buy the stuff I don't like and not likely to ever listen to again.

I still probably spend just as much as I ever did, pre the internet and advent of mp3s, it's just now I can be more discerning about what I dish out my hard earned spondoolies on.

Kym

[cludence]

Thanks tally! I have been wanting to buy the Sutherlands book but the budget has not allowed it. This will tie me over until I purchase it in a few months.

Like Humber, I go and buy something once I have had a sneak peak at it first.

Karen.

[wayno]

Top find tallywacker. I got them all.

[Birdman]

Top find tallywacker. I got them all.

Sounds like something on a kids toy advertisement.

Collect the whole set.

Mitch.

[sogood]

Shame that Mike didn't see this while he had his 35G download quota. That's life...